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Sticking with OPEC helps rivals

SAUDI Arabia's OEPC commitment helps rivals gain Asian market share

Sticking with OPEC helps rivals

Platts reports that since early in the third quarter last year, Saudi Aramco has been consistently cutting its monthly crude term allocations to various customers in the Far East, prompting big northeast...

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